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One of our papers had a feature article on Kazaa this weekend and on reading it I did the check out on the net. Downloaded the program and did a search for a song i have been looking for for a long time to no avail. Found it, and it told me the song was in fact on an album and which one. I didn't download and won't as I still think it is wrong to do so, but it did give me another place to look. I can now asklisteners o my show if any have the album. My search on the local record shop data base came up with nothing, but now knowing the album it is or wsa on, I can do a more refined search, or write to the record company and ask them if it is available. Plus do a search of the old record and /or sheet music outlets. To me. The site is another search tool even though I don't feel I will ever see the right in doing the actual download. I guess it is all up to the individual ewhat level is within the bounds of fair use. And the copyright holder to tell them if they got it right or not. Regards. Graham ------------------ http://www.soundclick.com/bands/2/grahamhendersonmusic.htm
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